Do you pay when picking up the car after purchase?
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Car 4S shops require a deposit first, then vehicle inspection, and the remaining balance is settled after inspection. Check the manufacturing date: You can look at the nameplate in the engine compartment. The nameplate is stamped once and includes the car's serial number, engine displacement, model, brand, etc., as well as the important specific manufacturing date. If the manufacturing date is too far from the pick-up date, it is not recommended to take the car, as it may be a stock vehicle. Check the mileage on the odometer: Generally, a mileage of less than 30 km is reasonable. If it exceeds this number, the car may have been test-driven by too many people or used for other purposes before. Inspect the exterior: Focus on observing the gaps between the bumper and the body, the door gaps, and the gaps between the front and rear bumpers. Face the sunlight at an angle and observe from multiple angles to ensure the paint surface is free from damage or repair marks.